Universalist Convention Debates Minister Loans and Alliance
Delegates clash over repayment of $55,838 in loans to Universalist students with calls for moral and financial accountability. A move to substitute gifts for loans passes amid protests defending ministers’ integrity. The convention also backs closer cooperation with Unitarians and elects officers and a twentieth century fund plan while collecting Japan mission support funds.
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Universalists
Unitarian Church
Universalist
Arthur Pearce
Talbot
Tufts College
Nash
Board of Trustees
Mr. Nash
Mr. Talbot
Pierce
Abbie Danforth
Ohio
Dillingham
Samuel A. “Eliot
Unitarian Association
Sweetser
Philadelphia
Charles H. Hutchinson
Chicago
Ill
Ara Cushman
Auburn
G. L. Demarest
D. D
Manchester
N. H
Frank W. Wise
Boston
Mass
C. Sweetser
Penn
J. Coleman Adams
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. Ellwood Nash
Galesburg
Frederick A. Winkleman
Almon Gunnison
Canton
Harry M. Fowler
Cleveland
Eugene F. Endicott
Chelsea
Buffalo
Perin
Japan
Clarence E. Rice
Henry I. Cushman
Providence
R. I
Charles Conklin
Springfield
Carl Henry
Discharge of City Janitor Lorenzo Carberg by Mayor Champlin
Lorenzo Carberg, self styled Dreyfus of Cambridge, was dismissed from city service at 8:25 PM by Mayor Champlin after failing to report for duty. Appointed under civil service rules despite incompetence concerns, he had been assigned to Quincy School at a nominal salary of 1 dollar per week. A hearing was scheduled but he did not appear.
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Lorenzo Carberg
Dreyfus
Cambridge
Champlin
Carberg
Quincy
Carbery
Camel's hair dress goods offered at 69 cents
Jordan, Mash & Co offers camel's hair dress goods once priced at 1.25 per yard now 69 cents per yard. Stock from a manufacturer is placed in the colored dress goods department on the rear street floor for women readers of the Post. Wide inches with stylish colors, early inspection advised.
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Jordan, Mash & Co
the Post
Tremendous avalanches damage fruit steamer Admiral Dewey
The Admiral Dewey endured a massive wave last Saturday sweeping one man overboard to his death and injuring several crew members. Chief Officer Burke described the frightful experience as the ship, under charter to the United Fruit Company, battled a northeast gale near Natling's Island after sailing from Jamaica with tropical fruit. The vessel lost the bow rail and multiple fittings, delayed fifteen hours, and sent Harry Russell to Chelsea Marine Hospital with severe head injuries.
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Boston Fruit Company
Admiral Dewey
Burke
Olive
Charles Olive
New York
Hatch
John Marine
Frank Olsen
Thomas Heaney
John Leahy
Charles Hall
Harry Russell
Grath
Chelsea Marine Hospital
United Fruit Company
Cramps
Philadelphia
Sag Harbor at Park Theatre Draws Mixed Critics
Review of Sag Harbor by James A. Herne staged at the Park Theatre praises Herne as a realism advocate yet notes overemphasis on realism weakens the play. It highlights strong performances by W. T. Hodge and Marion Abbott, with Captain Marble and Dan roles well filled, and suggests condensing for future runs.
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James A. Herne
the Park Theatre
Park Theatre
Sag Harbor
Herne
Shore Acres
Erne
W. T. Hodge
Mr. Herne
Nat Berry
Griffith Davenport
Captain Marble
At Berry
Marion Abbott
Dan
Forrest Robinson
Sydney Booth
Julie Herne
Chrystal Herne
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Ad Promotes Cure All
An old advertisement claims Sick People should like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for constipation indigestion dyspepsia biliousness and liver and kidney diseases. It praises the medicine as wonderful and life giving, notes it is available in most drug stores and urges a Private Revenue Stamp on the bottle neck.
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Hostetter
The Last of the Rohans and Other Stage Dates
Andrew Mack appears in The Last of the Rohans at the Museum on November 6. Denman Thompson performs The Old Homestead at the Boston Theatre November 13. Henry Irving begins at Tremont Theatre November 20 with Robespierre and related works in repertory. Robert Hdbson and Ellen Burg tour Keith circuit starting November 6 with Palmistry. Charles B. Hawkins joins Castle Square stock, debuting The Highest Bidder next Monday. Grace R Kimball leads Sunshine of Paradise Alley at the Grand, formerly a Lynn choir singer.
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Andrew Mack
Rohans
Museum
Denman Thompson
Old Homestead
Boston
Henry Irving
Tremont Theatre
Robespierre
Robert Hdbson
Ellen Burg
Keith
Columbia Music Hall
Charles B. Hawkins
Castle Square Stock Company
Grace R. Kimball
Grand’ Opera House
Lynn
Boston Theatrical Week Highlights and Openings
Boston theaters present Sag Harbor at Park Theatre and Three Little Lambs at Tremont. The Sorrows of Satan entertains at Boston Theatre. Papa s Wife advance sales announce next Monday. Kendal reception at Hollis praised. White Horse Tavern and Museum offer appealing programs. Too Much Johnson leads to The Highest Bidder at Castle Square. Sunshine of Paradise Alley continues at Grand Opera House. Mildred Holland's Two Little Vagrants slated for Oct 30. Columbia Music Hall to open Nov 1. Keith s arena teases The Highball Family. Needling vaudeville wanes.
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Boston
Sag Harbor
James A. Herne
Park Theatre
Tremont
Nowles
Portand
Satan
Boston Theatre
Castle Square
E. H. Sothern
Paradise Alley
Grand Opera House
Mildred Olland
Columbia Music Hall
Keith
Mr. Boyle
Needling
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Procter & Gamble CO
Cincinnati
W.L. Douglas
United States
Brockton, Mass
Cor
City Han Ave
Garberg
the Dreyfus
Steamer
Admiral
SMG Harbor
Muu
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda
Eetra
Columbia Theatre
Geo. W. Lederer
Tremont ST
Godfrey
Royal L Guards
Mechanics’ Building
Boston Museum
Daniel and Charles Frohma
Matinee
Eissen Soessi
White Horse Tavern
Medy Park Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Lessee & Mer
Jas. A. Herne
Sac Harbor
Entertainments
Tremont Thea
TH Ave. Theatre Musical CO
Edwin Knowles
R. A. Barnet
Queen of the Ballet
Lambs
E. W. “Orliss
Castle Mented
Oxford
Dally
William Gillette
Johnson
Dewey Souvenir
Mon. Mat
Edwin Milton Boyle
Highball Family
Gypsy Quartet
Frank Bush
Watson, Hutchings,and Edwards
Whitney Brothers
Burton’s Dogs
Solaret
the Queen of Light
New England
Harry ,Lacy
Ida van Siclen
Dickie
Eugene Compkins
Marie Corelli
Anna
Hollis
Arnie Isaac B. Rich
EN Dali
Daniel Frohman
Tremont Row
Shadow Man
McHale
Yanko & Kinzo
Ustin & Stone’s
Cillian Washburn
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